Just trying to convey one idea to your counterpart can bring the KLE to a standstill.

Another reason a KLE will take longer than originally anticipated is that your counterpart will agree on a topic of discussion but have an ulterior motive and will direct the conversation in an entirely different direction.

After factoring in the number of villages deemed critical to maintain presence in and overlaying the 72-hour model, we discovered that we could effectively expect to conduct a KLE at most once every two weeks and at a minimum once a month in each of our villages of interest.

The KLE is the only tool that presents the opportunity to influence the population in this manner.

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